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Forge ahead with the vigor of the tiger - Chinese New Year
Turning the calendar, Chinese New Year is just around the corner. We present the KUNGSTIGER collection, inspired by Chinese folk customs and legends.
Although these porcelain, textiles and decorative objects are designed with a modern look, they still exude the warmth of family reunions.
Forge ahead with the vigor of the tiger
The tiger is the third symbol of the Chinese zodiac and is regarded as the king of all animals. The tiger symbolizes strength and fear, and the Chinese use the image of the tiger to express their reverence, fondness and aspirations. In Chinese folklore, it is believed that the tiger is able to protect the home and has the effect of fire prevention, burglary prevention and protection against evil spirits.
Welcome to a good start
Imagine how gracious and welcoming guests will feel when they push through the door and see the brand new Year of the Tiger decorations! Place these iconic decorations in the foyer to welcome the joy and festivity.
Set the table for the Year of the Tiger
Dumpling plate with strainer, strain the soup, leaving behind delicious and blessing; small bowl of pink flower petals to welcome the fullness of spring in advance; dipping plate pouring soy sauce, the living and breathing tiger will appear ...
Blooming rich
The peony symbolizes many wonderful meanings: happiness, prosperity and love. In this collection we represent the peony flower element in different ways. It embodies what Chinese New Year is all about - the wish for happiness and prosperity for family and friends, as well as for households.
Warm New Year's Eve
In order to welcome the Year of the Tiger with a full spirit, you need to get enough sleep and rest. A New Year's bedroom full of flowers may bring you more sweet and beautiful dreams.
“We hope that there is something for everyone. The collection is designed to celebrate Chinese New Year and spring, but can also be used on weekdays to add more festive spirit to life.”
Jennifer Idrizi、Willy Chong and Zhelin Lian
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